La Grande evening observer., November 08, 1928, Image 7

Thursday, November 8, iJ28.
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Seven
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union And Wallowa
NEWTODAY
jdU HKN'l
O nve..
-Kill llihlle-1 njt.. HH2
1 IS-l'tp
Willi l.i'Kliut n
IMl-IC. I I -H-p I
Hen, 6"c each.
WANTKl) School kUI wuntM (fin
w;i! house-work, linoil nieienc
rf(. Cull LM-W. I I -S- lti
ISKO K I ISO.N f 'onsnlo 1 "lionn
graph. , Like new $:o.imi, with 3T.
record, liolin nliamp'H. i -h-;u
roll HA1.K I92S I'hevrolet truck'
hilh loK'iu liaitor, $ 2ihi oiiliit !
for $".r". Karl (.amiian. ImlilK. '
i i-.-:up ;
I'Olt SAI.K Ifi head registered
Hami-whire lamhw. licsl of bned-
tnjf. l-'tn lilt -McKt'iuinii, Knnn
I'sT. Intbler. I l-S-iiip ,
, ,
I'Olt ItKNT Kiiiwli known
Oliver, ranch, part of .1. 1.: Mr-;
Klnnvt iNliilo,, Mi'M, J. N: Mr-.
Kin l) in, Itli'ii Wash. ll-S-tp;
u;ANTKIl;"i MalUms of milk a'
.lay: 1 etec. washing, machine,
iiioI'mi ami Hood milk rows, i'jiII
obsi-rver. ' I l-ii-r.t t
( olt SALK 4 IoIh, ri-rnoni house
wit h hath mid ri'llar, cln.se (o
rdlopM and mill. W ill tul.e tc;ini.
matron ami hnrnes ' anil oilier.
ihiiiK! 'that ran be lined on a'
ranch. ' Al l mi Si. Il-S-Jlji,
Afitj: tie acts ron salk - i,-;!-r)
nr. H acre tracts with firsl a-!
Irr lifflits. Will sell on lllHTal i
term at Unit. an per aero. .o-i
raid lit .May l'ark
on Kiavcfnl
mail near highway
l.raiKle and Island
Low eit Williamson,
between I
City. C:t
Main S.
1 !-..:it
Jilt. (M.AltKNCK I.. (ULSTltAI'
announces the purrlut.se of in.
Ye rn l Hamilton's practice and
the transfer of his offices to the
rooms in th (ianlncr building
over -Silverthorn-Wriht hi uu
Stnre previously ocrupiei) by Dr.
Hamilton.) J'honi Main !.
l--llp
l-'Olt SALK---MoiUrti 0 room bun-!
KUlow. with ;t bel rooms in ',,(,
liiorli Ave. Choice location.!
Mali and fir floors, furnace, lu at-j
id caruK. I'rh'f $47"o.imi, $ii',iO ;
Uisti, hatanro easy terms. Main
la. Claude Heiry. Healtor.
' . 11 -K. tin
IY)K 8ALK OR TKAII2 j
1 tlf SALK Team, harness ami
wai;on. .Also new iihonofrinph. j
2Hi!t, Spruce St, ll-a-Ulp
Hi:V. SKJ.L, raise, move and ItKNT
turn. IIOI'SKH. John Mars. !
I 1 -.1-1 in
l-Olt SAI.K t)K TliAHKQuartor
td Oukf.- Hnffel-. and Tatilos, al
most, like new. . I'uniituio Kx
rtiaiiB'i. . 1 l-:t-tf
ixm salk on thadk a nv
line of trunks, suit cases and
hand )mgs. Iirniture Kxchange.
1 l-:t-tf
l OIt SALK & acres in Kruitdale
with water riglit. all in choice
fruit, f-o old trees. 2fn yonng
trees. No buildings. Call 4ttS-J
11.ofi.imn
t.Ylf Utl I.' iilf Til A I 1 Vinteir.
tf motlel so wing machine, A-l j
ahttpe. Take thin of n'-wi"
price.. . Furniture K.vclianKe. j
. , 1 J - a -1 r ; -
. . .
... i . 1
nauana ami itome imam re-. ;om r
Bwoet elder. Will deliver. A. '.
Nelson. Istan.l City. Uifl-K.
il-:i-tf
MOM'N POP
'nX THf. fliMi'MrtC ' KliT ! G' f Will, WHOT .'tOULt) 1 -HiS HEW 6 K0
tJsWht -to cine -wtms oj-.ck eo ? 1 tc,ed t 6ET vacuum-if a
OVlEtl 0 7 cSTAIN. STALL THEM OUT OF T BuT MM MS ll . EMStt TOO.
saVca off '. them a? one bounced cr.t wer tmE detour Thcjo6h
1 ff SET OF FlUf F DOMES inAIE-R OFF U, r-'oT' STos-E. H.$5kulL,IT
r j.M fEt UPOM-lE-i- HEAVENS'. XV F0 UP VNlTH WOULD PLlT
A ' V THEM 1V OUT .AWTWNvi HER ONE-CfUNJER A. fj.DE7 OPEN- S
X. vL-! ' CUF-ETrl WSJ
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDb
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ICXANJUA mis O'O ; .
SECCETOPOSSIES t
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Minimum rlturjre uu one or
der .ISO
HATKS BY MONTH
t Hum, icr liinnlh . SI. 50
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Hutu, r mouth $4.00
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Eutli ailillilonul line OTer fire
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niiuith.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
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PHONG MAIN (7
"An Observer Want Ad '
WIU Do It"
l-'Olt SAi.K Cull .spuds. 2hc sack,
at Win. Stein ranch. Itouth Mr
Kennou. l'b. l-'aruiers 1 2-X.
u-a-tf
LA GHANIJB M ATTHKKS &
liolstermic & Huj? Clwinintr
Works, I'hone 421-. Chas. Kd
wardu, I'rop. ll'-l-lm
KOlt SAI.K -liny, last year's first
cuttintr. J'J.t'O per ton. I'lionf
rarnietH C7 or rait at Horetli's
ranch, Hot l.ak 1 l-2-t;t
FOH RK.T
i rult lti;NT Partly furn..
4 -room,
!IU4 1st.
Ht-31-lf
house. Also 2 room apt.
I'Ol! ItKNT '1 and 5 room fur
t ulshed houses with bat lis, clean
I and illiet, 1SI0 (Jrecn00d.
I 11-C-tf
WANT Fl
W A NTKI Lx peri e need lady d
sites hoie work. lol Jackson.!
U-7-4tp!
WANTKO 1 or 2 children In pri- j
mary grades or younsor to care
for.
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10-ai-titp
(WANTKD Colored man w'sho
I work of tiny Itnld. Mr. Suddutti,
Slfifi'i 4th St. ll-a-Stp
WANTKD MAN and
farm work. liln: 'I
Henson.
w if w ant
ave.. C. K.
U-C-fitp
WA NTH') cleaning, pressing and
dyeing; work called fnr. deliver
ed; quick service. Zweifel's. Main
7;. 1 H5 Adams Ave. 10-27-lin
WANTKIMIMm nnd pe.ltH to ciis-
torn inn. We also buy hides Olid
rtlid CrlmlA I n n .1 Tn ft OerV. Lt-
land City. 10-13-lmp I
MISCKJ.IJIXKOCS
MONEY TO IX)AN---Webave moo-
... . ,lc.triKU flfw nmn. I
..... . Vt i. ri.nr ini-resf of
onjf bi
We write all kinds ot in
' I iu
nee. including lire. tn-
Reynolds.
' 8-10-tf
coc - iitwc
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Counties
1'ltlHAV liml fililurirny
iiillt mile '.'II I'lr St.
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Wll.l. I'.tV
iut. Ut
Mitlu Ave.
ifno.l bonus lor
c):h Kci'tirtly.
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EASTERN OREGON nchoo. of Uu
tlc Violin, piano, voice. Creiilta.
I. O. O. P. Tamnl. Ph. 447-J.
II'INK VXII.IN HKI'AIHINI! mill
I hnw r-h;ilreil. Unsifi-M ore.
I Sclliinl of .Music. 11I-J7-IIU
I
ri'Mtil.STKItlNO. tin nil in f r-
I'lllritiKi fuiulture I'l'iitintf. Iloyle
Iniiiii-rituiii. rhoiH M'.'i:l7.
I l-2-lm
I
CAK3 FOIt niUliYou drive
lute model ppdann, hy the mile or
bour. I'tioiie Mala C&O. Many
WaKtfomr. S-7-tm
LOS I
f.oST i'arncn pin. Iictmn to ob
Kcrvet oliirtnnl rciv' n-wai'l.
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1 HEALTH
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WIIV A IMKTOH TAI'S VOl'K
; ci 1 1 XT
It) Samuel Waller I, el ley, M. I.
Ce4laiul. tlhio
Member Cotkhs Memorial
It' Is common to si.-e ti physician '
examine a patient's i-herft by' tap- !
Iiinif iifion It with hisM'iiiKcr, yet !
flew persons who have watched the i
procedure know the curious origin '
of that . method of diagnosis. I
will tell tiow It came into use. j
Sebastian and Maria Theresa '
tKushutnik) AuenbruitrT-r kept nn (
inn called "The Hlack Mooristi
Woman" (Zum Schwarzen Mot;- j
r- n) In (liaz. Southern Austria, f
They liad it son, named Leopold. ;
The hoy helped his lather about
the inn, lint was sent to school In
his native town and afterward edu-,
cated. as a physician in Vienna,
whore .he practiced with distin
guished success. .
One day at Oie autopsy of a pa
tient upon whom he hud not suc
ceeded In makinir an exact diair-!
tiwIk l I.- A ni.n hrt li't'iir fimixl fluftt '
in ttie chest. There had been a
pleurisy and the resulting fluid
had accumulated between layers
covering the lung. "Why did 1 not
discover this during liiVV" he de
manded of himself. Studying the
problem, he remembered how his
father, who used to serve win
Ills puests, could tell,
a oil, tapping upon' the
bv statnting
sides of his -
t
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For Sale.
t
G-ronm home, y. acre land. I.onk j chvHt ln vathing and of other
thlj plui-e over and you will be sur- f Kymptoms. and soineiinu M by tin-prtst-d
nt the price. Terms: $I00!liS4 ot- N-rays. physicians can dis-
duwn; bulance at J2G per month. I
o-
4 -room modern home. This Is
a well-built home and ll Is priced
for a quick sal. I'rlce: JlSOt);! Often .disease 'could be detected
$1hi) dow n, balance at $20 per In ' early stage, or not too far
month. i advanced for cure, if people would
only go to their physician and have
0 ja thorough examination.
There may he warning symp-5-room
borne, beautiful corner I toms, or in other cases there may
Jot with both utreets paved. Local-, h(l n() syni,ltmnH nl un known to
nd on "West Spring SI. I'rlce $3600. tM. ,,;,iii.nt, the disease nteallng
Terms: MuO; balance ut ?3' per t n jlim insidiously until discover-
month.
Currey & Currey
HKALTORH
Iii our new location. 130IV6 Adams
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NOT ON YOUR LIFE
( 7UErEE SM6 COMES )
( 7D TBUL US -ANErLL. ) '.
JUST FISH ABOUND
u rf
: i i -
OFFICE
CAT
"l.tvi M of lin k yn all ivmliul iu
'rhankhivtiiK U un unhnilthy ttim,
Wln-n the Mr-1'8 on the platin- lic
l'oie us
It can make our thought nulilline."
"My boy lb-n's koi a Kratul job
now," Kibl tin villaK'! prune iaiiip
br. "Savin' iiiiim y luuitl over fisi,'
"Yep"." cald the Ki'H'cr, "Vhat'
Urn iloin".'"
"He works all nltflit mid saves
his lo'lKin' niol tlit n strops all ilay
a inl savt'ri his liruli."
9
Xi iliiiibt iiivaclM'f rct'l. mut
his m'I'Iihhi Is iippriM-luttsl uhcii lie
sees ami' of bis amlicmv noiblinir.
Irene W by tiitin t you show up!
for our weiMhijf yesienlay?
John I was unavoidably le- ,
lay.M.
Irene Well, you're too late now
and you'll have to watt your turn. I
M il 1-:iMTOK'S OltliF.ltK
'he telegraph editor of the large
. western newspaper complained to a
country correspondent who omit-
ted names In his stories, ife wrote
the man that if he neglected this
essential detail In hi ncl yarn he
Would be
A few
discharge
ii.
days Intel
' the' editor gnt
this dispatch:
' I'oinn, -Colorado, June S A
(Sever storm passed over this sec
I Hon this .' al'teriiiMin and lightning
'struck a barbed-wire fence on ttie
' ranch of Henry Wilson. killing
; three cows thulr names heiir.'.
f Jessie, Itns.sie and Hllttereup.
Mist ress
you've ln-en
me ring?"
Servant
third time.'
"What a long timo
Jade. Didn't you hear
'No. mum. Not till ttie
will i iu;i i oit I'ltoitvn:
lIKDWoop CITV. Cal., Nov. 8
, ( AIM Tin will of C.-ra June
' l-'lood, sister of tlie kite James L.
Kb tod, "Ilonanza King." waft filed
for pnhate here. lipti.siug of an
estate Valued at between "mie and
two million dollars." Three house
hold employes were left a total of
fK'.nmi and the balance of the es
Uale went to a niece and a nephew.
Will'
caskf. how much wine the
casks coin u I lied or whet tier t hey
contained nothing but air. Tile
doctor then tried the effect of slap
and tapping on the chests of his
patients and also of welt persons,
and noted the difference! in Ih1
sounds over different parts of the
client in the presence of fluids or of
congested lungs, as was afterward
deter milled by the results of ttie
cases, and tie wrote a book about
it in tlie year 1 7 1 .
method of examination,
k iiim n as percussion, has been de
veloped to great perfection. In con
nection with auscultation (listening
to .the brejith-sountls). and obser
vation ni Hit NiitviMmiifs of Die
cover with a great degree of accur-
i , . .... f. .
aij, me euiitiMiMii in inr uiaiin
boxed up out of sigtit in that era to
composed of ribs, breast-bone, and
: ti,u,H'-
1 by the physician.
j On the other hand, if ttie physl
, clan finds him sound, it given great
jAatisfaeiion to know it. Ib sides this,
If later on by another examina
tion tto- physician discovers disease,
i he is ab
to judge the length of
i ,,
time It tias been present, as lie
knows it was not there at his pre.
j vfous examination.
M.E.GOT Crl'.SiX-
WHC CiWO
Bov'os5!S cot ) c AiSsjeri toi.o v-jj -
A DAMDY S5CEE1T, IVATpt
IX0M4 OlD ME EjEB. 1 TAiS
li:6EP FKQiV. T&LLIM' FBECKL55 BUT At
US Ai-L ABOUT y CM0
17 7UIS
LOJ6 t
AT M m
Olive Borden Is
Featured At
Star Friday
Olive Hoi den In featured and
Ralph Kmei son ami Duke Martin
have the other principal roles in
"The Albany Night Hoat." the Tit-
Hiiy-Siaht production directed by .
Alfred Ituboch which will be the i
attraction Kriday at the Star the- ;
aier.- f
The story, an original by Wellyn
Totninn, describes the romance of
a little New York stenographer.
Jumping t to i a a yacht Into tlie ,
Hudson rather than accept the at-
tendons of the yacht's owner, she j
is unconscious ami going down for
ttie third time w lieu Ken, a boy !
employed on the Albany niKhi tioat
jumps Into the river and swims to
her rencue, guided by the rays of J
the boat's searchlight. i
His pal, Steve, who operates the
light, tries to take the credit for the'
feat, and tieorgie's discovery of tils '
duplicity grows Into acute distrust ,
as he, showers her with attention. I
Ken and (Jeorgie fall tit love with
each oilier and are married utter h
l.i-l.t cfnii lliit. . k'i'ii t iiiKtiiir hitC
pal implicitly, agrees enthusiastic-I
ally to Steve's suggestion that lie ,
ciime and live with them ami he!
overrides (o orgie's timid objection j
that having a third person around .
won't be jnite like being married. (
Kvefi the night when Steve has.
pleaded illness and gone buck to .
the house. Ken has no suspicion of'
his designs on tieorgie until, as the
night boat sweeps up the river and
Ken focuses the search-light upon i
the window of his cottage, where
Georgia is always standing to wave
to him, tie sees his wite struggling
in the embrace of a man whose
huge bulk identified him as Sieve.
. Ken's desperate flash to tieoriilr's
rescue makes the exciting climax.
Alfred lCaltoeh directed and others
in the cast are Nellie Hiyden and
Helen Marlowe.
Barthelmess Here
In "Out of The
Ruins" Friday
The most obvious quality in tlie
work ol' Itlehard Hart heliness Is his
naturalness. Whutever tl' char-
acteriaiyui whether it be that of
an American youth, an Kuglish
man or a Kri'iichuiun, as he ap- j
pears In "t)ut of the I tutus," his j
new starring picture coming Friday
to the Arcade theater, he is always'
natural.
While the First National star!
undoubtedly gives much study to :
his various roles, seeking'' the finer'
shades of character, as evidenced j
by his portrayals in "The NoosV' !
"The 1'atenl Leather Kid." "Wheel
of Chance" nr "Out of the Ituins." ,
he has In addition u natural flair ( W.H impUKHlhle for this woman to
for acting which makes tils li'-:ut unylhing wilhoul tlibifess. She
''r'-wor'rhi,,,,-,,'' e , WyipfCAth
to iliri'erentliite bettveen il,e rlii.t- .found I could c?.t etcrj tninn. A
aclein of tln In others ..ml yet re- fert r from hik'li hloed pressure, niium
lain Hie cliiml ol relationship. Iu panled by nervousiiesH. wriles lhal
"uui of the ItiiliiH," lie ilepnrts after trikinji Aliniel he "fell like rr.nt'w
from all former rciircKcntiitionti 'man." l-ellcra like this are rectived
'"l '' '" " youiiK I'ruicli nrmy i, Ko,. n,,. wonmti Ham: "Kveryune
offlc
to the life. He u.loiits ami
retains the rharact
in
shade of its meaning.
J Aside from the sterling perform
ance of the star In " hit of the
Ituins," a splendid cast Interprets
tlie other roles. Induing Hod 11
itosing. Marfan Nixon, in the fem-
inine lend, and many 01 tiers.
j Tlie story Itself Ih by Sir Philip
Gibbs, the eminent Hrltish author
and war correspondent, anil s
highly dramatic.
John Fraucin Dillon directed the
picture with that skill for which
he is noted and which wan so amp- I
iy displayed in "Tlie Noose," on
t of HarthetmesV finest First Nation
al pictures.
It feh in nml. Va., Is ex peel lug a
building jiroKrnm Involving an ex
pendilure of 4,M(itt , 0 o 0 to he under
way by I ho end of the year.
OLD SCOUT. T$
CBEikT in SCE
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OLD 7M,
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OMLYOWE VJAO
DOM'T 7cX
10 TErU, IS
PES TT-L.L
ME DlDNT vAAiT
wiy.Ft .tub
Wmm mi
I Action Picture
At Colonial
I On Friday
Tli rills, action, speed and rom
ance arc all on display this Kriday
ut the Colonial theater in Ken
Maymird's In ted w esTern feat tire.
"The VHorlous Trail." This last
moving action picture is one of the
t Incut this popular star has ever
made. It is Hie type of entertain
ment that has brought May nurd
from obscurity to apposition as one
of tlie most prominent stars on ttie
srreen today.
The story of "Ttie Glorious Trail'
is an original by Marlon Jackson
and deals with the stringing of the
first telegraph wires In the West.
Ken has ttie part of the young en
gineer sent out by the government
to get the backing of the settlers
for the enterprise. The land barons
and ttie Indians were the greatest
pj'rils encountered but even these
were met and defeated.
A simple love story runs throiiKh
the film. A tribe of Indians from
the Sioux- reservation in Wyoming
was used to get atmospheric reality.
Others in tlie cast or the Kiist
National i production are Gladys
Mcl'oniielJ, l.cs Males, Krank llng
ney, .tallies Hradbury. Jr.. Hilly
Krntiey.iuid chief Vow luctie.
Republican Ahead
In West Virginia
I'MArtUIKtON. W.i M., Nov. S
I.M') Ur. Ili'iirv l. Iliuricl,!. ri-
itllUi'illl. lin.l ii li'iul of S. L' U VuliM
over Si'iun.ii' .l. M, N'i'i'ly. in their
nice for tin-' I'iiili'il. Stall's st'ila
lul'slilp. us lul'liliniiul irturiiH ien
ri.ci'iveil ItMt.iy I'rnin Tui'Mlay'n
flection.. . ' "
. The fivui 9-t In !.:15 "ill of 2.31 n
Itrt-cliictx truce llulflcld 3II.MH;
N'eelv Jtil'.llSfi. '
( llll l' Ol I l( l it Kil l 1 D
. i'H Kit HOC KG, Ki iiiU'i', Nov. S
(AD. Chief OHicer Magnus
I Kricksnn of the steamship I'resi-d.-nt
Harding was killed today
' w to n 4 mast used for unloading
mall sacks fell, striking him on the
head. Six members of the crew
narrow ly es'apeil.
1 1
Otffirr c
years from
Stomach
Indigestion
and Gas
,, k.. .n i i,.i, .. Iini.
; know huw well I feel."
1I A.il i'i Agmflf A
yri'ut til tilt) latnlth
tuoj. Tliti nut' r milk
of t Ii M im i n
Mruy Unt rtD-
r untied by ri-muv- J
Nutlilt.K -Id.-.!. Ki- !
trnirdirirlly ri. h in
Imtniftdfit it in iff til a
fend uihrr Vital ft-
IIKfJlU l.l-HrJfV lur
tlrwpr '1'ff najimlttttUlt
(nd fuiit titdaiii' ol llio
hjd . A i ilff hi inc.
Nut ti.i-Jit iia1. Nun-ilcoU-lii'.
T houniC'ilL
Mcilcan Mafuey
I'lanl
l ourr of AtCitiot
Cti 'Thty.ivT'jvt loriff
i in a HMtVtf oivrrmifu"-
H th ( t.t'O.l-iHll JV&'tUl
from fvut 4ivtyUtt
U'fU tiJ Jl'tU.
ii if alt iii.noo
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invi-ailt-ttv Aiina-I to
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frr(iunt m-ii-wity t,
fft-t up at niyltt, rlc
Ar-k your dm yy. it
l)oiit Aumt'l. Or write rtirect to T;.- AemcU'tir
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Professional Directory
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profetudonal man. It baa bcrn carefully pifiwrtil nml Mill provi)
to be ready aid to any roador In obUalnlna; prompt profe-v-ttoual
nrvlce.
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Osteoputhic Thysicians
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0 radtia l A inerica 11 ( 'oeservat ory,
Chicago.
AccretliUnl teacher of piano.
WOT O Avenue.
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CHICAGO, .Nov. X lAI'l It re
mained for a man of medicine. Dr.
Herman N. Itmidesen, to nd! up
the largest Vote .ever uiven one
candidal fur office in Conk coun
ty (ChicnHoi,
Dr. Ibiudeseit, former president
of the American Public Health as
sociation and lira ll h i-oiooiissloon-it
nf Chicago thrmiah adniini-'t ra
tion of boih a lepuhlicaii and dem
ocratic mayor, was lven a Vote
of l.HTt;, IS", in Hie contest lor cor
oner. If you fire interested
in weatherstrips, call
Main 732 and we will
.send a "man to your
house, who will show
you s a m p 1 e s and
quote you costs-also
show you the ease of
installing the NUME
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Van Pcttcn
Lumber Co.
I'hone Main 7SJ
ood Srvlc8 Quick"
Dandy 1925 Dodge Roadster
Fully equipped; Rood condition.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
Main 500
STAGES LEAVE
! From La Grande Hotel Bldg.
Adams Ave.
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Leave
La (Irando for Joseph S: l." a. m. 1:00 p. in-
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 7!)!).
Re Careful of the Telephone Cord
Pi'nlialily ynu don't knnw it, hut ymir ti'li'iilmno find
is not niiMcly ;i wirt', but a delicate, sliamli'il tinsel,
coveicd with a protection of silk and cotton. It can't
stand much twistinjr without hem;-; so .'',erior...ly im
paiied that your coniiection '.els cut off or else it
works in a broken, haphazard way.
And vet some people lei their telephone cord ;;et
so badly twisted up that it looks like a lie ,1 of angleworms.
Quick Reference
t Thysicians t,v Surgeons
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Astrologer
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01 N Ave.. La Grande. Or.
I'teiidlrgs dalty.
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IDEALS
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uovertis our professional
with the ni.e;t deii.aie ami
lliet irtllnlis lespei.'. for till!
wishes of the Im leaved.
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It's an easy matter to keep out the kinks and K''t
belter service out of your 'phone.
WKST COAST TELEPHONIC CO.
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